Final Flashcards

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water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins differ in which way?

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Water-soluble are less likely to be toxic

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Which of the main components of energy expenditure uses the greatest percentage of total energy expenditure?

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Resting energy expenditure

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The gradual increase in calorie intake that occurs over time when a person tries to lose weight by restricting calorie intake is known as?

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Calorie creep

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Vitamins isolated from foods or synthesized in the laboratory are?

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The same chemical compounds and work equally as well in the body

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Using info from the text, describe two ways you can preserve vitamin content when storing, preparing or cooking foods.

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freeze- freeze as quickly as possible after picking

limit amount of cook time- help decrease the number of vitamins that escape

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Which statement best describes the role of DNA in protein synthesis?

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DNA directs the order of the amino acid on the protein

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Which of the following body constituents is not made of mainly proteins?

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Bone

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What happens to the structure of a protein when it becomes denatured?

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It becomes unfolded

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Explain what a high quality or complete protein has that an incomplete protein doesn’t have

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It has all 9 essential nutrients fro the body

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The continuous degradation of existing proteins and synthesis of new proteins is known as

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protein turnover

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to support times of rapid growth or recovery from severe illness, a person must consume more protein daily than he or she loses is know as

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positive protein balance

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An energy deficit of 100 kcal per day would result in a total weight loss of about 10 lbs over the course of _____ period

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3 years

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Thermic effect of food represents the energy cost of

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digesting, absorbing and packaging nutrients

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A well designed weight-loss diet should

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increase physical activity, alter problem behaviors, reduce energy intake

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all of the following factors are associated with a higher basal metabolic rate except

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low calorie intake

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16
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the intent of bariatric surgery is to

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limit stomach volume

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basal metabolism

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represents about 60-75% of total calories used by the body during a day

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it is recommended that adults should do the equivalent of ___ minutes of moderate intensity aerobic activity each week for weight loss and to achieve and maintain a healthy body weight

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300

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Probably the most important contributing factor for obesity rates today in the US is

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inactivity

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the major goal for weight reduction in the treatment of obesity is the loss of

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body fat

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for most adults, the greatest portion of their energy expenditure is for

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basal metabolism

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22
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vitamins are classified as

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organic and inorganic

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23
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a vitamin synthesized by bacteria in the intestine is

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K

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Vitamin D is called the sunshine vitamin because

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exposure to sunlight converts a precursor into vitamin D

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a deficiency of vitamin A can lead to the disease called
xerophthalmia
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Vitamin E functions as
an antioxidant
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bowed legs, an enlarged and misshapen head, enlarged knee joints in children are all symptoms of
rickets
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A deficient intake of ____ has been shown in increase the risk of having a baby with a neural tube defect such as spina bifida
folate
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vitamin C is necessary for the production of
collagen
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B vitamins are called the energy vitamins because they
are part of coenzymes needed for release of energy from carbs, fats and protein
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Noodles, spaghetti and bread are made from wheat flour that is enriched with all of the following nutrients except
vitamin B-6
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which of the B vitamins is sensitive to and can be degraded by light
riboflavin
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Niacin can be synthesized in the body from the amino acid
tryptophan
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Avidin, a component of raw eg whites may decrease the absorption of
biotin
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choline is an important component of
a phospholipid
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which of the following meals is most compatible with American institute for cancer research guidelines for caner prevention
poached salmon, steamed broccoli and corn on the cob.
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Dietary heme iron is derived from
animal flesh
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Chloride is
a component of hydrochloric acid
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Minerals involved in fluid balance are
sodium and potassium
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in a situation where there is an insufficient intake of dietary iodide, the thyroid-stimulating hormone promotes the enlargement of the thyroid gland. This condition is called
goiter
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Ninety-nine percent of the calcium in the body is found in
bones and teeth
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At the end of long bones, inside the spinal vertebrae, and inside flat bones of the pelvis is a spongy type of bone known as
trabecular bone
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Which compartment contains the greatest amount of body fluid
intracellular
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the primary function of sodium is to maintain
fluid distribution
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hypertension is defined as a blood pressure greater than
140/90
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Which of the following individuals are most likely to develop osteoporosis
slender, inactive women who smoke
47
There are an estimated ____ chronically undernourished people in the world
1 billion
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the number one killer of children in developing countries is
diarrhea
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The human organism is particularly susceptible to the effects of under nutrition during
pregnancy, childhood, infancy
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A barrier to solving under nutrition in the developing world is NOT
a lack of manpower
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Many of the child deaths each year in developing countries could be prevented if
sanitation and hygiene were improved
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The supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program allows
low-income people to purchase food and seeds with government-issued electronic benefit transfer cards
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a long term solution to world hunger is
jobs and self-sufficiency
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Bt corn has been genetically modified to make
a protein toxic to caterpillars that can destroy the corn plant
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Genetically modified soybeans make up approximately ___% of the soybeans grown in the US
90
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FDA requires the statement "contains genetically modified ingredients" on the label of all foods containing genetically modified ingredients
False
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the reason the incidence of obesity increases with age is that
the basal metabolic rate decreases, physical activity often decreases, energy intake exceeds energy expenditure
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Nutrition programs such as congregate meals or home delivered meals provide which of the following
an improved nutritional status, a social atmosphere, an economical meal for low-income elderly
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Among the older population of the US, the age of fastest growing segment is ____ years
85+
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Which of the following accurately portrays a theory about the causes of aging
excess free radicals damage cell components
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The immune systems becomes less efficient with age, so it is especially important to consume adequate ____ and ____ nutrients that contribute to immune function
protein, zinc
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Which of the following is a useful strategy to prevent or delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease
consume adequate B vitamins, vitamin B-6 and B-12 and folate
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TO maintain optimal nutritional status and healthy weight, the diet of an older person should have a ____ nutrient density and be ___ in energy content
high, moderate
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Donald has been diagnosed with cirrhosis, To cope with his impaired liver function, he will need to
minimize his alcohol intake
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Alcohol is digested in the
no where because it doesn't require digestion
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Alcohol is most damaging to the
liver cells because it is where alcohol is metabolized